Fool Moon over Haiti

Just returned from our first visit to Haiti.
We are filming and touring the ground to bring back stories - some uplifting some sad.
Hoping to further the awareness of the good that is being done and all the hard work ahead of us.
I am just returning so give me time to adjust and post. The food was minimal but the spirit overflowed. The people in all their time of need were so generous and welcoming with their hearts.
Please go to this link for photos
http://sites.google.com/site/shore4haiti/haiti-relief-travel-team/from-the-road
Join us on March 7th at 5pm for the final cut of the documentary from our trip
aurevoir and dieu bous benisse
pickles

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